Over the past year I’ve been buying two books a week to read, all reference, history or biographies. You buy some books that appear promising, but the author’s style is dire and after less than a chapter I literally bin them, but two books I decided to read twice, they were ‘Mussolini’ by Christopher Hibbert and was drawn into what I thought would be a dire read but it was quite intriguing and even felt sorry for the Chocolate Dictator at the end. The other was ‘Hitler and Stalin’ by Laurence Rees, the two tyrants were hard to distinguish apart at the end and having read two autobiographies on Stalin knew what to expect but was still shocked by the man.

Half way through Ken Follets The pillars of the earth, it's brilliant!

Just wait till we have the Coxhall biography.

I'll buy one to wipe my arse on then post it back to him.

I think I saw that on the ‘Landfill Books’ website.... I think it was called ...WHO? ME?... reviews of this self deluding cobblers said......

.....“ the story of a misunderstood man, a victim of cruel fate” his mam.

.....” Anyone got his address? ”. Mad Dave.

.....” He could have took them to the Premiership” Fantasy Island Guardian.

.....” A stunning read ..... if you’re gullible .” Jimmy Jazzmag

.....” Now living in a cave in Tibet, a survivor who can’t go back.” Rambling monthly.

After a month out it will cost 10p from a charity shop near to you. BOGOF offers invited.

10p? ....that much. I‘ve heard it was printed on IZAL paper in anticipation.

The Coxhall book will be named "Pools.... my part in its downfall"

His headstone will read "I told you i was bent" in Gaelic of course.

With a nod in the direction of Spike Milligan

I've already read it, great recipe for sausage sarnies on the final page.

There is only one good book and that is the bible.

First half is entertaining enough, but it gets a bit boring after that...

not enough diversity for todays world i,m afraid. wonder how the modern media would spin those plagues in egypt now and the greta thunberg lot dealing with the reason for all those bleeding locusts and floods.

One thing the puzzles me is the end of the Ice Age, which in relative terms is not that long ago, as there were a minimal number of people on earth, how did the great thaw begin, was it Freddy Flinstone and Barney Rubble tear arsing around in their ‘cars’...... ...or maybe the earth has it’s own thermostat.

Wasn't it something to do with the earth tilting on it's axis ????

was all the hot air coming from the climate change activists in bedrock.

Barney Rubble was a overweight bus driver .Wilma's rock cakes can't have helped ?

Was there a Greta Thunderbucket then wanting all dinosaur artics off the rubbley road and zero volcano emissions plus no fur skins for their clothes....?